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"  Here in the Beauty Lab we take our eyebrows seriously: We&amp;#039;re constantly trying the latest products and techniques to keep them in tiptop shape. When brow specialist Kelley Baker dropped by the lab a few weeks ago, she brought with her a new product that changed our entire routine: the Magic Stick Highlighter Pencil. After shaping and filling in my brows, Baker used a highlighter pencil \u2014 a creamy, concealer-like crayon \u2014 to outline them, and then blended it into the skin. When she was done, my brows had a little something extra beyond the usual effect I get from shaping and tinting. Highlighting the brows lifts the look of the whole eye area and cleans up the brow, says Baker. Baker left us a couple of samples to try on our own, and now we&amp;#039;re hooked. My director, Birnur, loves its brightening effect that gives the appearance of a mini brow-lift. The product itself is also made really well and it&amp;#039;s incredibly easy to use. Bonus: Baker says the universal shade works with most skin tones. The Magic Stick Highlighter Pencil ($20) is available at KelleyBakerBrows.com, but if you&amp;#039;re ready to test the idea now, try highlighting your brows with your favorite creamy concealer: After you pluck away stray hairs, draw a thin outline around your eyebrows, and blend it thoroughly into your skin. TELL US: Have you tried this trick? Let us know what you think! Mary Clarke is a senior product analyst in the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. NEXT: 8 Mistakes You&amp;#039;re Making With Your Eyebrows \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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